Leather Car Keychain Suit for Honda Accord Civic CR-V CRV Pilot EX EX-L Travel, Car Logo Key chain for Man, Metal Key Chain for Woman, Key Fob Cover Keyring Family Present,Car Accessories,2 PCS

The son loves the Honda ‘H’ but the other he has no need forWhy is there two in a pack, and two different ones at that. But fairly good quality.

Decent key rings look great

I bought it for my brother, and he liked it.

Appeared like good quality item when I opened the package. Did not last long. The first time my wife used the leather key ring the "H" came off the key ring in her handbag. Not impressed. Cannot possibly recommend.

Honda symbol came out of it!very poor quality!!Not satisfied at all!

These key fobs are simply and smartly presented in a plastic zippered pouch. The materials and finish are very good, and the Honda logo convincingly done. I was a bit confused by the fittings initially. The main attachment to the leather fob has a kind of carabiner catch, and there is on this a D-shaped ring with a threaded post that can be unscrewed via the slot in the plain end. A screwdriver is helpfully supplied in case you haven't got one. Looking at the listing, it seems that the D-ring is intended for attaching to a remote key/fob, particularly one with a hole through it. I suppose there are a number of ways these can be used. The chrome finish looks tough, but the "black chrome" coating on the other fob isn't as durable. In fact, mine already had a scratch on receipt. That fob had the carabiner catch at one end and the articulated post-fixing at the other.I suspect that many of these will be bought as gifts. They should be well-received.

These car keychains look sturdy and good quality alloy, very stylish. The open-close hooks are so much easier to put things through without any struggle than standard rings.They come with a mini-screw driver so you don't even need to look for one.

There are two different designs here and you get both - one metal (zinc) and one leather. I'm not sure the leather isn't imitation actually. They don't look entirely authentic by comparison to the more steeply priced genuine article that can be bought from main dealerships. I assume, given the overall quality, that this pair of kerings are not licensed by Honda.Although unlikely to satisfy purists - and why would the word 'keychain' appear on a keychain? - they have a superficial appearance of authenticity. I've judged them just as key rings. They're a decent weight and look....hmm, alright if not inspected too closely.